Compilation Error in unexpected<E> comparison #18
Description
Description
Hi, I am in the process of packaging your library to xmake-repo to make it easily accessible to more developers.
During this process, the automated CI detected build failures on 7 configurations, primarily on mingw and some Linux environments (Archlinux, Fedora). You can see the complete CI log and relevant discussion here.
Reproduce
This issue can be reproduced by running the whole repo in a mingw environment.
I personally prefer and use xmake. Of course, I believe that after some steps, you can also reproduce this with cmake. You can use whatever you want.
set_project("zeus_expected")
set_version("1.3.0")
add_rules("mode.debug", "mode.release")
add_requires("catch2", {system = false})
target("zeus_expected")
set_kind("headeronly")
add_includedirs("include", {public = true})
for _, std in ipairs({"17", "20", "23"}) do
target("test_expected_cpp" .. std)
set_kind("binary")
set_group("tests")
set_languages("cxx" .. std)
add_files("tests/test_expected/*.cpp")
add_packages("catch2")
add_deps("zeus_expected")
endxmake f -p mingw --sdk=E:\msys64\mingw64
xmake run
Then you can get the error:
Possible Solution
I have limited capacity to debug the exact compiler issue, but the error obviously points to the friend operator== and != being unable to access the private member m_val. So, I would suggest using the error() function to get m_val avoiding this.